Most Philippine organizations that have appointed a Data Protection Officer (DPO) have taken an important first step. But the DPO cannot do it alone.
Recognizing that privacy compliance must be operationalized across the organization, NPC Advisory No. 2017-01 identifies the role of the Compliance Officer on Privacy (COP) to support the DPO by implementing the organization's Privacy Management Program, coordinating compliance activities, and carrying out day-to-day privacy operations across branches, departments, regional offices, component units, and other operating sub-units.
The Certified Compliance Officer on Privacy (CCOP) is the Philippines' first operational certification designed to prepare professionals for this critical role. Graduates earn the privilege of using the professional post-nominal designation CCOP after their name.
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